Sailing 

Over the weekend, the Queen's sailing team competed at the Can Am Cup and at US Naval Academy for the Carl Van Dyune Trophy.

For a full recap visit here. 

Women's Lacrosse 

The Gaels women's lacrosse team competed  in Waterloo this past weekend, against the Laurier Golden Hawks and Brock Badgers. Queen's opened the scoring, holding possession for most of the 1st quarter. The Gaels defense translated into a lot of offensive possessions, which helped create a 9-3 halftime lead. The Gaels continued to press forward throughout the latter stages of the match and finished the game with a 15-8 victory.  Kiah Shanks (8G), Annie Lloyd 2G, 3A) and Molly Fisher (2G, 2A) led the way offensively. 

The second game of the day was a very tight affair with Brock. Both teams would share scoring chances, with the Gaels capitalizing late in the first quarter to take a 2-0 lead. The tight play continued in the second quarter, as Brock's goalie finished the half with 11 saves and Queen's led 4-2. The Gaels would pour it on in the second half, outscoring Brock 7-1, for a final score of 11-3.  Kiah Shanks registered four goals and Jordan Kummer added three goals in the victory.

The Gaels will be on the road at University of Toronto's Varsity Stadium next Saturday for games at 12 pm and 3 pm.

Field Hockey 

The Queen's Gaels field hockey team traveled to London, Ont on Saturday to face Waterloo for the second time this season. In their previous meeting this season Queen's earned a 2-1 victory. Unfortunately, this week Waterloo walked away with a 1-0 victory. 

Queen's dominated the majority of the game and took multiple shots, but the ball did not find it's way into the net. The team added an extra attacker in the last quarter to try and even the score but unfortunately could not level the score. 

Queen's will play two games next weekend at the University of Toronto's Back Campus Field. 

Cycling 

The Queen's Cycling teamed earned several podium performances this past weekend, as Kaitlyn Shikaze and Hanna Girndt went 1-2 in the Women's A. In the Men's A, Andrew Jonker finished 1^st and Jack Ciotlos finished 3^rd. In the Women's B, Erika Rankin finished 2^nd and Natalie Boztang finished 3^rd. In the Men's B, Eric Yuyitung also stood atop the podium with a first place finish.